Overclocking has just got a whole lot easier! NVIDIA recently announced their innovative one-click GPU overclocking, designed to help you get the most out of your gaming hardware.
If we’ve got your attention, keep on reading for everything you need to know about one-click GPU overclocking.
What is One-Click GPU Overclocking?
Unveiled at Computex 2024, NVIDIA announced their brand-new one-click GPU overclocking feature – Automatic Tuning. Available under the ‘Performance’ tab in the NVIDIA app, you can now unlock automatic GPU overclocking.
By intelligently scanning your PC’s performance, Automatic Tuning offers easy-to-use overclocking that has been crafted specifically for your hardware. Regular checkup scans also ensure that you continue to achieve the best possible performance to cooling ratio so that temperatures remain at a minimum.
This entire process takes an estimated 10 to 20 minutes and NVIDIA recommends that you leave your PC alone for the entire process as running other applications can affect the results. Once finished, the software will automatically adjust your voltage, power, and fan speeds to perfectly suit your demands. All without you needing to do anything.
It’s important to note that Automatic Tuning is currently in beta. This means the software is not finished and may receive several updates during its beta testing period.
Will One-Click GPU Overclocking Void My GPU Warranty?
NVIDIA has confirmed that Automatic Tuning will not void your hardware warranty. However, overclocking can result in some performance issues or temperature increases, so we recommend you proceed with caution.
What are the Benefits of One-Click GPU Overclocking?
If you’re on the fence about one-click GPU overclocking, we’ve compiled all the key benefits of NVIDIA’s Automatic Tuning feature below.
- Easy-to-Use – you can get the most out of your hardware without having to lift a finger!
- Stress free – removes the worry about manually adjusting settings, such as voltages or clock speeds.
- Regular Checkup Scans – the automatic regular checkup scans ensure you continue to get the most from your hardware, reducing the chance of damage or performance loss.
- Designed for both beginners and experts – automatic tuning can be used by beginner overclockers and veterans, alike.
- Option to further fine-tune your settings – you can choose to configure voltage, power, temperatures, and fan speed targets to further optimise the results to suit your preferences.
- Won’t void your warranty – NVIDIA has confirmed that using Automatic Tuning will not void any hardware warranties.
Get Ready to Overclock
NVIDIA Automatic Tuning is only available on RTX compatible GPUs. Therefore, if you wish to utilise one-click GPU overclocking, you’ll need to ensure you have one of these graphics cards. Thankfully, if you don’t, we’ve got our top RTX faves showcased for you below.
Alternatively, you can click the button to shop the full range of NVIDIA GPUs.
Zotac GeForce RTX 4080 Super OC White 16GB GDDR6X Graphics Card
- Ada Lovelace architecture
- 10240 CUDA cores
- 2565MHz boosted clock speeds
- 16GB GDDR6X video memory
MSI GeForce RTX 4070 Super Gaming X Slim White 12GB GDDR6X Graphics Card
- Slim design
- Ada Lovelace architecture
- 7168 CUDA cores
- 2655MHz boosted clock speed
- 12GB GDDR6X video memory
Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Eagle 8GB GDDR6 Graphics Card
- RTX 40 Series
- Ada Lovelace architecture
- 4352 CUDA cores
- 2535MHz boosted clock speed
- 8GB GDDR6 video memory
In Need of Some Overclocking Tips?
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Will You Be Using One-Click GPU Overclocking?
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Ruth Rowley
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Ruth has been with Overclockers UK for over a year and has gone on to write about everything ranging from in-depth hardware guides to monthly game releases.
Outside of writing blog posts, she can be found wrapped in a blanket with her black cat, engrossed in a book or playing life-simulation games such as The Sims, Stardew Valley, and Animal Crossing.
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